My cousin is becoming a legend.

Chapter 115 Class

"You guys seem to have a pretty leisurely life."

Conrad stared at Lynn with venom.

A group of Jeremy's study group members gathered around.

Lynn frowned as she stared at his face.

"Sorry, I have a bad memory. Who are you?"

Conrad's face instantly turned red.

He lifted his shirt and pointed to his scarred stomach.

"You kicked me in the experimental area, have you forgotten that!?"

Lynn suddenly realized.

"Oh, it's you. I remember you. What can I do for you?"

Conrad was so angry he almost fainted.

That bastard.

If it weren't for Jeremy's orders forbidding him from pursuing the matter, he would have already sought revenge through someone.

If he loses today's match, his revenge plan will be put into action.

Conrad laughed in exasperation.

"Lynn, you're really something else. Do you know you're competing against some of the best alchemists this afternoon? And you're here giving lectures? Are you planning to admit defeat right now?"

The study group members nearby quickly chimed in, "How could someone like him possibly compare to Boss Jeremy? He's definitely ready to admit defeat!"

"That's right, just an ordinary person, what abilities could he possibly have!"

A group of people were chattering and arguing around Lynn.

Jack's eyes immediately turned red, and his whole body trembled with anger.

Time was already tight, and this group of people made it impossible for us to have any peace and quiet.

Most importantly, they insulted Lynn without any reason.

Jack immediately slammed his fist on the table and yelled, "Don't you guys have any manners? This is a classroom, please keep quiet!"

The people in the study group fell silent instantly.

They glanced at Jack, ignored him, and continued to chat and laugh, mocking Lynn.

In their eyes, Jack, a powerless commoner, might not even be considered human.

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Jack's face turned ashen, and he had no choice but to put away his notebook.

He glanced at Lynn.

Lynn remained calm and showed no intention of changing seats.

Jack lowered his head and listened silently to the insults.

Suddenly, the voices of the people in the study group stopped.

Jeremy walked into the classroom.

Actually, he had been at the classroom door for a while, but he felt a sense of satisfaction watching Lynn being ridiculed by his underlings, so he eavesdropped at the door for a while.

He didn't enter the classroom until just before class started.

Jeremy walked over, his face stern.

"What are you all doing? Don't you know this is a classroom? Keep quiet!"

Conrad was startled by what he heard, but upon closer inspection, he realized that his boss clearly admired his actions.

Conrad then lowered his head and chuckled sheepishly, "Yes, the chairman is right, our voices were indeed a bit too loud."

Conrad only admitted his mistake for speaking too loudly, but his words did not imply an apology for Lynn.

Jeremy was very satisfied.

He gave a fake smile and looked down at Lynn.

"My friends got a little agitated, I hope you can be understanding."

Lynn glanced at him but said nothing.

Jeremy was very satisfied.

He smiled and continued, "Actually, you don't need to be nervous. Losing to me is a very normal thing."

Did you know? Just yesterday, I passed the exam to become a Tier 2, 1-Star Alchemist. There's really nothing to be proud of; it's just the culmination of my long-term efforts.

But seriously, Lynn, even if you lose to me, there's nothing shameful about it, since the gap between us is indeed quite large.

The initial purpose of this competition was simply to allow you to exchange ideas with us experts; this is also my way of showing consideration for my fellow students.

Lynn remained silent.

Jeremy instantly felt incredibly refreshed.

Satisfied, he led his people to sit down in the front row.

The first few rows have always been their reserved seats.

This can be considered a privilege of Jeremy's study group.

Being ranked first in his grade and coming from a family of alchemists certainly gave him the confidence to do so.

Lynn asked Jack to take out his notebook and continued lecturing him.

Meanwhile, Jeremy and his group were idly flipping through the textbook.

Jeremy yawned, feeling a little strange.

"Huh? What's going on? Why isn't Mr. Vincent here yet?"

Conrad, standing nearby, chuckled, "Perhaps something's up in the lab. President, you really need to advance your career quickly; Professor Vincent will be waiting for your help in the future."

Jeremy smiled and said a few words to Conrad.

He said that Conrad was too obsequious.

However, he looked quite smug.

After all, that's really what he was thinking.

As the most talented alchemist of his generation, and the top student in his grade whose abilities surpassed those of the young people from the four great alchemist families, Jeremy truly believed he was qualified.

Soon, the school bell rang.

But Mr. Vincent still didn't come.

Jeremy found it strange.

Mr. Vincent is not a person who is late.

Just as he was about to stand up and instruct the students in the classroom to study on their own.

Lynn walked up to the podium carrying her books.

Jeremy stood up from his seat, frowning. "Lynn, go back to your seat. Everyone should study quietly until the teacher arrives."

Lynn stood on the podium and glanced at him quietly.

He ignored Jeremy and instead picked up a piece of chalk and wrote his name on the blackboard.

"My name is Lynn Wilson, and I am the substitute teacher for this class."

Professor Vincent is currently away on a business trip, so I'll be teaching this pharmacology class in his place.

Lynn turned around and looked at Jeremy again.

"Young man, you may sit down now."

The classroom was completely silent.

The commotion caused by the people in the study session was quite loud, and everyone in the classroom saw it.

They all remained silent, not daring to utter a sound.

Some people even felt sorry for the poor guy.

But to my surprise, this person turned out to be the substitute teacher for this class!

Jeremy was a little stunned.

"No, how could you..."

Lynn interrupted him, pointing out of the classroom.

"Excuse me, if you have any questions, I can grant you leave. Please do not disrupt the class."

Jeremy's face turned bright red.

At that moment, he finally noticed the document placed on the teacher's desk in the classroom.

The name Lynn Wilson was clearly written on it.

It seems he really is the substitute teacher for this class.

But how is that possible?!

Jeremy slumped into the chair, head bowed, and remained silent.

Lynn patted the textbook.

Where did we leave off in the last lesson?

Jack immediately raised his hand with a smile.

"Ms. Lynn, we were on chapter eight last time."

"Okay, let's start here. Jack, help me erase the blackboard."

......

The class is over.

Jeremy's face was as black as the bottom of a pot.

The reason was simple: Jeremy was horrified to discover that Lynn's skill level was actually higher than his.

He didn't understand many of the details in the book, but Lynn explained them with incredible clarity and fluency.

In terms of teaching ability, Lynn is actually better than Vincent!

Jeremy felt a little dizzy when he thought about what he had just said.

He hurriedly fled the classroom.

Let whoever wants teach the second class! He just can't stand it anymore!

Seeing their leader act this way, the members of the study group hesitated for a moment.

Logically, they should catch up now, but Lynn's lectures were indeed very valuable, helping them clarify many issues they hadn't understood before.

After weighing the two options, many members of the study group chose to stay and continue attending classes.

Conrad, on the other hand, resolutely followed his boss out.

In front of the podium.

Lynn, however, did not notice Jeremy's inner monologue.

He was already surrounded by a group of students asking him questions, and he was too busy to keep up.

Some female students even bluntly said they wanted to ask him out at a hotel for one-on-one tutoring that night.

Lynn is a bit overwhelmed right now.

He experienced the difficulties of being a teacher for the first time.

Seriously, I hope this substitute teaching job ends soon!